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Conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees and sentence diagrams are typeset by code. The other tools send your description to an image model, so check their labels and numbers.
Code layoutConceptual Framework Generator
PRISMA Flow Diagram Generator
Code layoutCONSORT Flow Diagram Generator
Code layoutSyntax Tree Generator
Graphical Abstract Maker
Signaling Pathway Diagram Maker
AI Diagram Maker
Scientific Poster Generator
Scientific Color Palette Generator
Code layoutSentence Diagram Generator
Circuit Diagram Maker
Bell Curve Maker
Free Body Diagram Maker
Food Web Maker
Animal Cell Diagram Generator
Write what the figure has to show. Vizcept lays it out; you check it against your study and revise.
Write it the way you would explain it to your supervisor, or paste the relevant part of your methods: variables and hypotheses, trial arms and counts, the sentence to parse. Pick the figure type, aspect ratio and resolution under the box.
For conceptual frameworks, CONSORT flow diagrams and syntax trees, a language model reads your text into a structure and code lays out the figure, usually in under half a minute. Other figure types are drawn by an image model in about a minute.
Check the labels, arrows and numbers against your study, then revise in plain language. Every version is kept. Download a PNG for slides and documents, or an SVG to edit in Illustrator or Inkscape.
Built for theses, papers and linguistics courses
Three groups use Vizcept most, and each has a tool built around the figure it gets asked for.
Master's and PhD students
Your supervisor wants a conceptual framework that matches your hypotheses and a methods chapter with the right flow diagram. Revise the framework as often as the chapter changes; every version is kept.
Journal articles, posters and grant proposals
Trial flow diagrams, graphical abstracts and pathway diagrams for the paper you are submitting. Journals differ on AI-assisted figures, so we keep a table of each publisher's rules and the disclosure line it asks for.
Syntax and morphology courses
Syntax trees in traditional, X-bar or minimalist notation, with traces, movement arrows and triangles. Trees are typeset by code, so the words and labels on the tree are the ones the analysis returned.
Teaching grammar or homeschooling? Here's how to diagram a sentence, rule by rule.
Figures made from the descriptions on each card
Click “Use this example” to load the same description and figure type into the box above. The framework, CONSORT diagram and syntax trees are typeset by code; the graphical abstract was drawn by the image model.
Conceptual framework, H1–H4 · typeset by code
Randomized trial · typeset by code, counts copied from the text
Graphical abstract · drawn by the image model, check the labels
Syntax tree · typeset by code
Syntax tree · typeset by code
Image models draw clean figures, but they can put an arrow on the wrong path or a number in the wrong box. For the figure types where that changes the meaning, Vizcept lays out the figure with code.
Reads your studyIt reads what the figure must show
Describe variables and hypotheses, trial arms and counts, or the sentence to parse. For code-typeset figures, a language model first returns the structure: the constructs and their roles, the path each hypothesis sits on, the box each count belongs in.
Figure typesThe conventions are built in
Conceptual frameworks, PRISMA and CONSORT flow diagrams, syntax trees, graphical abstracts, signaling pathways, and posters. Each tool carries its figure type's layout rules, so you don't have to spell out the conventions.
Code layoutFrameworks, CONSORT diagrams, syntax trees
For these figure types, code places every box and arrow: a moderator arrow lands on the path it moderates, each hypothesis label sits on one arrow, and any CONSORT count above zero that isn't in your text is left blank rather than calculated. Chinese, Japanese or Korean text, an uploaded sketch, or a failed analysis sends the figure to the image model instead.
FastNo more nudging boxes
Code-typeset figures are usually ready in under half a minute, and image-model figures in about a minute. No aligning boxes or rerouting arrows by hand.
RevisionsEvery version is kept
Change the description and generate again, or mark up the figure and say what to change. Studio keeps each version so you can return to the one your supervisor approved. Mark-up edits are redrawn by the image model, so change code-typeset figures through the description.
ExportFor Word, LaTeX, slides and Illustrator
Download 2K PNGs, or 4K with a plan or credit pack. Code-typeset figures come with an SVG that keeps real, editable text; SVGs of other figures are traced from the image. Watermark-free files come with a plan or credit pack.
Subscribe monthly or yearly, or buy a credit pack that never renews. Signed in, a code-typeset figure uses 2 credits; a 2K figure from the image model uses 5. Your first figure is free, no account needed.
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What researchers ask before they make their first figure
Your first figure is free, without an account. Credit packs start at $19.90 and never renew.
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